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Because she's taken off before, Margo's parents aren't the least bit concerned about their daughter and refuse to issue a missing person report. Only Margo doesn't come back to school the next day, or the day after, or the day after that.Īs Margo's disappearance has everyone talking, theories about where the girl took off to fill the school hallways. Together the pair stage wild acts of vengeance against Margo's inner circle of friends and share a magical and wonderful night that leaves Quentin believing that he and Margo have a future together. Margo, on the other hand, lives life by shooting from the hip and pushes Quentin to act on his impulses.

As the pair are mere weeks away from graduating high school, Quentin ever the cautious one of the duo, is a bit reluctant to do anything that would jeopardize the future he's mapped out for himself. Margo is on a mission of revenge against all of those within her little circle of friends and she requires Quentin's help. It turns out not everything in Margo's life is sunshine and roses and she hasn't quite forgotten her good old friend Quentin. When he least expects it, Quentin gets his wish. Margo had her set of popular friends and Quentin hung out with fellow nerds Ben (Austin Abrams) and Radar (Justin Smith), but Quentin never stopped looking across the street hoping that Margo would climb through his window and whisk him off onto another adventure. As it happens with a lot of friendships, Quentin and Margo drifted apart. Even though they were just little kids at the time, Quentin's attraction to Margo was instantaneous and the two became fast friends. That all changed the day Margo (Cara Delevingne) moved in across the street. Never a very adventurous kid, he keeps to himself, and never really did anything troublesome. Life for Quentin (Nat Wolff) has, for the most part, been spent looking out his bedroom window. While it may not reinvent the wheel, it proves to still be insightful and entertaining. Directed by Jake Schreier from the hit John Green novel, 'Paper Towns' taps into that familiar teenage coming of age genre.

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The Young Adult market is saturating not only bookstore shelves but also taking a crack at pulling in some more of teens' allowance money by adapting these books into movies.

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